Flying Fish Cove, also known as The Settlement, is the only town on Christmas Island, an Australian external territory in the Indian Ocean. Located on the island's northwest coast, it features a tropical climate with consistent temperatures throughout the year. The town has a rich history, with early settlement by Chinese miners and later development as a British naval base during World War II. Today, Flying Fish Cove is a vibrant hub with a diverse cultural heritage, influenced by its colonial past and the presence of a large Malaysian community.
Geographic Data for Flying Fish Cove, , Christmas Island
| Latitude | -10° -25.303' |
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| Longitude | 105° 40.747' |
| Timezone | Indian/Christmas |
Christmas Island is amazing! I think everyone should visit sometime in there lifetime! Defidentally visit flying fish cove! Can’t wait to visit again soon 🙂
Today it is a lush, undiscovered tourist destination known for its caves and coral reefs. The biggest annual attraction is the migration to the sea for the quality of fifty million red crabs. International flights to Christmas Island are currently suspended. We strongly recommend that all travelers purchase a travel insurance policy that covers travel across the Indian Ocean. Please make sure your policy interrupts weather-related flights.